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The first picture is what I'm used to seeing around here, but the second one looks a little off, but if she's acting fine, I wouldn't worry. This duck seems to have a wide variety in her poops.

Looks OK to me. Ducks tend to have very watery stools since they drink so much water.

I should have mentioned that. If that is her normal poop, don't worry about it. I have serious mud-digging ducks as well, and I've never seen that much mud, and sand in poop, but if she has been producing those poops that often, I'd say leave her be.

That is a lot of dirt, and sand in her droppings. That can be an indicator the bird has a blockage in their digestive system, which may also explain the bloated looking crop, as the food wasn't able to properly pass. I'm not completely confident that's the reason, but if she continues to produce...

Frostbite is no concern in those temps. When their feet get cold, they'll just lay down and tuck it into their fluff. I've had some out in -40F temps, with no problems.

Not much urates in the photo, so that might suggest she is drinking lots of water, and not much feed. Let us know how she is in the morning, and if you can, post another poop picture.

Trying to induce vomiting in a bird, of any kind, is a bad idea as the bird may aspirate on the fluids whilst they are coming out of the crop , which can result in pneumonia which is often fatal. The best thing, would be to wait tomorrow morning, and feel her crop then. Also, pay attention to...